Best Used LG Velvet Deals Today

This listing gives you one of the most affordable ways to get into the LG Velvet. For under $100, you’re getting the same 5G-ready Snapdragon-powered experience as others here, with 128GB of storage and that lovely 6.8-inch P-OLED screen. The seller stands out for their trustworthiness: tons of positive feedback and a perfect recent rating, plus fast shipping within a day—so you'll have peace of mind about what’s arriving. The phone’s in used condition, not open box, so you should expect normal signs of prior use, but no nasty surprises like screen burn-in or activation locks. You’re not getting a charger here (while pricier picks like #2 do include one), but it’s easy to source a USB-C charger yourself. Overall, if you’re watching your budget and want maximum value with reduced risk from the seller side, this one sits at the top. Just remember, no future Android or security updates: factor that in before pulling the trigger.

Here you’re getting a Velvet that’s fully unlocked for basically any GSM carrier, in very good condition with just light scratches—so it should look and feel close to new. It includes a charger, which is a nice plus (listing #1 doesn’t), and the seller is extremely reliable with hundreds of thousands of positive reviews. But the price is noticeably higher than the best-value option (#1), and given LG’s no-update situation, you’re paying extra for condition and accessories. If you want that "almost new" feel, plus a ready-to-go charger, this is a good fit. But if price trumps everything (and you don’t mind some cosmetic wear), you can save significant cash by going with #1 or #5. This option is about stepping up the experience and peace of mind, as long as you’re comfortable spending more for it.

If you want a unique KOREAN Velvet variant with 8GB RAM (versus the usual 6GB) and a factory-unlocked setup—that’s what you’re looking at here. It’s higher priced and does include a charger plus a universal plug adaptor, and the phone is made in Korea. In return, you should be sure you don’t need Verizon or Sprint compatibility (it may not work on their networks), and the return policy has restocking fees if you’re not careful with the included accessories. Compared to #2, you’re spending even more and losing some easy carrier flexibility in the US. This is really best if you’re after the maximum RAM or want a Velvet variant you can’t easily find elsewhere. Otherwise, the price premium is hard to justify when the top picks offer the same core experience for much less. Go for this if you’re a Velvet enthusiast wanting something a bit special.

Here’s an open box option that aims to deliver that “just opened” feel for less than some of the higher-priced listings. You’re getting a network-unlocked device that’s basically brand new (rated 9/10 cosmetically), complete with original box and accessories—including a charger. Plus, you get a 30-day warranty with free returns, which adds a lot of peace of mind if you’re worried about buying used. The main caveat: you’re paying considerably more than for a standard used model like #1 or #5, and since all Velvets are permanently stuck on Android 12, you’re not buying into a more future-proof phone. Compared to pricier open box listings, this feels like the more sensible 'premium' pick among them. Bottom line: pay up if you want near-new condition, full packaging, and a safety net. If value is your top priority, lower-priced, gently used models offer a better bargain.

If your goal is to keep costs low while still getting a Velvet in great shape, this listing is a solid middle ground. The phone is listed in "perfect condition" and is only slightly more expensive than the top pick, but you are locked to T-Mobile; if you're on that carrier, that's no issue, but everyone else should steer clear. Unlike some more expensive picks, no charger comes included—so budget for a cable if you don’t have one handy. The real advantage here is simply condition relative to price: You’ll pay a little more than #1, but could get a phone that looks almost new, as long as you’re OK with the T-Mobile lock. Compared to the open box options, this saves you a chunk of money without giving up core features or quality—as long as the network fits.